sshrc
A command-line tool that sources your local shell configuration files when SSHing into remote servers.
What is sshrc?
sshrc is a command-line tool that works like SSH but sources your local shell configuration files (e.g., `.bashrc`, `.vimrc`) on remote servers after login. It solves the problem of maintaining a consistent development environment across multiple servers without manually copying or editing configuration files on each server.
Developers and system administrators who frequently SSH into multiple servers and want to retain their personalized shell configurations, aliases, and environment variables remotely.
Developers choose sshrc because it simplifies remote server management by automatically applying local configurations, avoids conflicts in multi-user environments, and supports advanced setups like tmux integration without modifying server-side files.
Overview
bring your .bashrc, .vimrc, etc. with you when you ssh
Use Cases
Best For
- Maintaining consistent shell aliases and environment variables across multiple servers
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